Denommee Plumbing, HVAC & Electric

This Brookline, NH business provides HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance — furnaces, mini-split systems, water heaters, boilers, and central air conditioning — and holds an active, state-verified New Hampshire HVAC license (MBE0003637). Reviewers overwhelmingly know this company as Northeast Climate, and consistently name its technicians Drew Dion and Zac Clark directly. Across three years of Google reviews, customers describe punctual arrivals, booties worn indoors, floors and hardwood covered before installs, and clear explanations of the work being done. Jobs described include replacing a dead A/C compressor and cleaning up a prior contractor's shoddy install, installing multiple mini-split heads that reviewers say still 'work like a charm,' a new boiler installation, and emergency heat and hot-water troubleshooting. One reviewer noted the team trained an apprentice on-site while staying attentive to the homeowner's questions, and another recalled a technician rescheduling other appointments to arrive within 40 minutes during a heat-and-hot-water outage caused by a neighbor's furnace work. Pricing comes up often and favorably — reviewers call it fair, reasonable, and transparent, with several noting options were presented honestly rather than upsold. A number of customers say they've hired the company more than once, for both installs and ongoing maintenance, and would call again. One thing worth confirming before booking: the reviews and public praise are attached to the Northeast Climate name and its two founders, while the state licensing registry currently lists the active NH HVAC license under Denommee Plumbing & Heating, INC. It's worth asking who will be on the job and under which company name the work is billed. For homeowners in the Brookline/Souhegan Valley area needing HVAC installation or repair — mini-splits, furnaces, boilers, or a hot-water emergency — this is a well-reviewed, licensed option with a strong, specific track record, though a quick check on the current operating entity is worthwhile.